GPS fleet tracking uses
telematics technology to collect data from fleet vehicles and assets. Using a
GPS tracking device attached to a vehicle’s
OBD port, this data is normally collected in near real time (actively), so it is more useful for fleet managers and business owners, who can use the data to make strategic decisions about operations (e.g., Which vehicle should I dispatch to a new job? Where is the nearest crane? How many generators do we have in the yard? Has my lone worker returned from the jobsite?)
An effective fleet tracking solution can help improve:
- Driving habits by reducing engine idling time and harsh cornering
- Fuel consumption and reduce fuel usage and costs
- Dispatching and customer satisfaction
- Compliance with FMCSA regulations like Hours of Service (HOS) and the ELD mandate
- Fleet maintenance costs by tracking vehicle diagnostic information